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A Classic Dive Bar Holds Out Against the Tide

December 6, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Vieni Vieni, a cozy and inviting bar in the Italian section of San Francisco, is a place where people know each other and welcome newcomers with open arms. Owned by Dominique Buoni, it has a nostalgic charm with its small space, no tables, and affordable drink prices. Dominique took over the bar from her father and has been trying to stay true to its roots despite the changing landscape of the city.

In the face of challenges like the impact of Covid and the influx of a new generation seeking modern amenities, Dominique has chosen to maintain the essence of Vieni Vieni as a dive bar. She takes pride in providing a space where people can feel at home and cared for, unlike some of the newer establishments in the neighborhood.

Despite financial struggles and the pressure to adapt to current trends, Dominique remains optimistic about the future of Vieni Vieni. She values the sense of community and connection that the bar fosters, reminiscent of the old days when bars were more than just places to drink.

As she waits for customers to trickle in, Dominique reminisces about the warmth and camaraderie of bars from her childhood. She hopes to keep Vieni Vieni true to its roots, a place where everyone is welcome and nobody is ever alone.

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